>How much profit does it cut to not to put your mongoDB instance internet facing? Wrong question. How much profit does it cut to hire an engineer who knows no

>How much profit does it cut to not to put your mongoDB instance internet facing? Wrong question. How much profit does it cut to hire an engineer who knows not to make your mongoDB instance Internet-facing and to empower that engineer enough that they can tell the CEO that the product is not ready to launch and they can't just open public access to the develop/test environment is the question. And it's not even a matter of profit. It's a matter of pride. Engineers are seen as typists and nerds, low level functionaries. They're the ones who don't understand the divine wisdom of "don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good enough." You wonder why companies are so stupendously desperate for H1B visas and why so many job listings are looking for 2 years experience and no more? It's because they don't WANT knowledgeable staff. Those tend to be expensive, and problematic.